A look at 10 websites that feature the work of collectives or individuals engaged in cutting edge urban art. If you like graffiti, stencils and art in the street, take a look at these sites and enjoy the experience.
A cool boutique in New York, where you find original, underground designers’ urban wear.
From the conventional Nifty Fifty to a Retro Styling Vino the metropolitan ‘mopede’ is making an impression on New Zealand’s city dwellers. The number of scooters registered in New Zealand has more than doubled over the past five years according to Land Transport New Zealand. Introduced to counteract with increased car emissions and petrol prices mopeds are easy on fuel economy, cheap to run and easy to maneuver.
Legend and folklore have often precluded to the presence of spirits lurking around in feudal castles and mansions mostly because of the historical value of these dwellings and because they still may think these abodes still belong to them.
Revolutionary changes in blown glass have instrumentally influenced the Organic movement of sculpture. Some of the most prolific of artists have combined their passion for natural lifeforms into living glass works.
The work of the British urban guerrilla artist known only as Banksy.
Graffiti has moved into a new dimension with these stunning graffiti sculptures.
